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Recorded at the Dallas and	Opry House in Austin and with a setlist that selects
ler of two stern-wheel paddle steamers based at	Opry Mills in Nashville, Tennessee; the other is the
The Music City Queen at	Opry Mills.
Wills is Still the King"-recorded at the Austin	Opry House in 1974-reached #1, "Let's Help All the C
Home of the South Boston	Opry
The Carolina	Opry opened in Surfside Beach, South Carolina in 198
the shows were consolidated under The Carolina	Opry name in a new 2,200 seat theater located at the
The Carolina	Opry is a musical variety show located in Myrtle Bea
In the 1930s, the McGees teamed up with early	Opry fiddler Arthur Smith to form a string band know
ncluded "Old Joe" (which he learned from fellow	Opry pioneer Humphrey Bate), "Turkey in the Straw,"
n 1999, in anticipation of new competition from	Opry Mills, resulted in new furnishings and carpeted
estival in the nation - has led to the Hometown	Opry attracting prominent musicians in folk and blue
Bilbrey hosted	Opry Live, along with the Opry warm-up show, Backsta
Longview	Opry The Longview Opry is located in an old schoolho
More	Opry than opera... Spittoono was held in the parking
Additionally, the Mountain	Opry hosts a weekly bluegrass music show every Frida
al had been reached to resume reconstruction of	Opry Mills, and the mall is expected to reopen in Sp
oup of entertainers who have marked 50 years of	Opry membership.
culture, and nightlife, including the Oklahoma	Opry, restaurants, bakeries, graphic designers, chur
d Entertainment Company, owner of the Grand Ol'	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee.
They made their Grand Ole	Opry debut on the Ryman Auditorium stage in 2001 to
s original Blue Grass Boys and on the Grand Ole	Opry.
l landmark by being inducted into the Grand Ole	Opry as its 60th member.
Estelle," based on the 1973 murder of Grand Ole	Opry Star "Stringbean" Akeman and his wife is nomina
WSM's Studio C, which then housed the Grand Ole	Opry.
The Prince Albert Show segment of the Grand Ole	Opry on NBC Radio.
ng announcer became the first host of Grand Ole	Opry Live.
d began working for WSM Radio and the Grand Ole	Opry, earning a lifetime membership in the latter.
o appear on Louisiana Hayride and The Grand Ole	Opry.
and was invited to be a member of the Grand Ole	Opry.
Soon after he performed at the Grand Ole	Opry in a Johnny Russell tribute, with Earl Scruggs,
arcus, with whom she performed on the Grand Ole	Opry at age fourteen.
Cajuns to perform on the stage of the Grand Ole	Opry and the Louisiana Hayride.
The show was held at the Grand Ole	Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee, and was hosted b
ally wound up a staff musician on the Grand Ole	Opry.
to "hillbilly music" on WWVA and WSM Grand Ole	Opry when he was young.
Tom T. Hall, country singer and Grand Ole	Opry member, spent time in Connersville early in his
ed entertainment events that featured Grand Ole	Opry stars and was the site for scrap metal drives a
He held membership in the Grand Ole	Opry from 1967, and was inducted into the Country Ra
er was honored on May 19, 2007 at the Grand Ole	Opry for both his 50 years of membership and his 80t
n who was prominently featured on the Grand Ole	Opry from 1947 until his death in 1958.
tnam War, Wood was part of one of the Grand Ole	Opry package tours that entertained troops overseas
nger Jim Reeves, and performed at the Grand Ole	Opry.
first time Cline performed it at the Grand Ole	Opry on crutches, she received three standing ovatio
uccess led to Williams' tenure at the Grand Ole	Opry and remains one of his best remembered songs.
He was an early member of the Grand Ole	Opry, at first accompanying banjoist Uncle Dave Maco
and 1978 and has been a member of the Grand Ole	Opry for more than 50 years.
August 12 - Porter Wagoner - enduring Grand Ole	Opry star, television host, duet partner of Dolly Pa
radley, which earned him a place with Grand Ole	Opry star Roy Acuff.
y singer Johnny Cash, recorded at the Grand Ole	Opry and released on Columbia Records in 1970.
an appearance in Nashville on the Jr. Grand Ole	Opry and a live television performance.
Network before joining GAC as host of Grand Ole	Opry Live on October 4, 2003.
and is a forty two year member of the Grand Ole	Opry.
music song, originally made famous by Grand Ole	Opry star, Jan Howard in 1966.
l 1941 and the first performer on the Grand Ole	Opry.
ailey was a pioneer member of the WSM Grand Ole	Opry, and one of its most popular performers, appear
ber 2010, Highway 101 appeared on the Grand Ole	Opry and released a special Christmas DVD entitled "
al Quartet Convention, as well as the Grand Ole	Opry.
kins was honored with an award at the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee for 35 years of service
first Dutch artists to appear at the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville.
usic singer who made her debut on the Grand Ole	Opry on March 17, 2000.
Hamilton is still a regular at the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville and in country shows throughout th
styled singer of the 1940s and 1950s; Grand Ole	Opry stalwart and father of 1990s star Lorrie Morgan
anged for Jackson to audition for the Grand Ole	Opry.
ot Talent finalist Taylor Ware at the Grand Ole	Opry when she was nine years old.
King band and began performing on the Grand Ole	Opry.
die Arnold and Bradley Kincaid at the Grand Ole	Opry.
of the 1940s, he was a member of the Grand Ole	Opry and found a national audience from its radio br
th in which she made her debut on the Grand Ole	Opry.
Grand Ole	Opry notable Jim Brock began instructing the seven-y
Due to the damage incurred to the Grand Ole	Opry House during the May 2010 Tennessee floods and
ited States to record and play at the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee.
and in October, he is fired from the Grand Ole	Opry.
Fairburn listened to the Grand Ole	Opry and played guitar as a youngster, learning to p
ovided an eye on the scene around the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee at a time when country
3, with whom he first appeared on the Grand Ole	Opry.
an early age, with appearances on the Grand Ole	Opry, A Prairie Home Companion and before the United
ide ranked second only to Nashville's Grand Ole	Opry in terms of importance until ABC began telecast
ade is a remnant of the old Las Vegas/Grand Ole	Opry era of entertainment, and it still dominates he
, J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers and the Grand Ole	Opry on local radio.
October - The Grand Ole	Opry organizes a "Camel Country" tour in a show of s
m that would go on to be known as the Grand Ole	Opry.
lumbia Records and officials from the Grand Ole	Opry.
ration of Champions event held at the Grand Ole	Opry House
ss was turned into appearances on the Grand Ole	Opry starting in 1952, which led to an eventual full
Theatre in Branson, Missouri, the The Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee and numerous venues acr
gles led to an invitation to join the Grand Ole	Opry in 1958 as one of its few female stars; Kitty W
ram, and has performed on Nashville's Grand Ole	Opry, Fox News, C-SPAN, CNN, and PBS.
ormed it with horns and a drum at the Grand Ole	Opry on December 30, 1944.
medians tent show and even joined the Grand Ole	Opry once or twice, largely on the strength of his c
hase, and made two appearances on the Grand Ole	Opry as well.
one Lonesome" and performed it on the Grand Ole	Opry, but the real inspiration for his decision to d
ger to host half-hour segments of the Grand Ole	Opry, first starting in 1985, when Country singer De
youngest fiddler invited to play the Grand Ole	Opry, Smith has toured and recorded with Asleep at t
Morgan was a member of the Grand Ole	Opry since 1948, and is best remembered for the Colu
s well as Country music performer and Grand Ole	Opry star Bill Anderson.
adio programme (surpassed only by the Grand Ole	Opry, 28 November 1925), and is the longest-running
making his bluegrass debut on at the Grand Ole	Opry on March 26, 2011 after the March 22 release of
by Marty Stuart, the president of the Grand Ole	Opry, Gillian Welch and Welch's longtime songwriting
continued to perform regularly at the Grand Ole	Opry and appeared on ABC-TV's Ozark Jubilee.
k"; "Rockin' Fever"; "So"; "Still The Grand Ole	Opry Queen"; "Who Stole The Marker (From The Grave O
at the Opryland theme park and on the Grand Ole	Opry.
including a stint as regulars on the Grand Ole	Opry from 1944 to 1948.
, barrel racing, calf scrambling, the Grand Ole	Opry, an Old West village, cowboys and Indians, oil
riving near Memphis on their way to a Grand Ole	Opry appearance in Nashville when they heard the new
He sneaked in backstage at the Grand Ole	Opry.
In 1965, he joined the Grand Ole	Opry.
He is an active member of the Grand Ole	Opry.
He fast became a regular on the Grand Ole	Opry.
King joined the Grand Ole	Opry in 1937.
He was a member of the Grand Ole	Opry.
Shelton was invited to join the Grand Ole	Opry during the September 28, 2010 "Country Comes Ho
Construction began on the new Grand Ole	Opry House at about the same time, and the Opry left
Rod Brasfield was a popular Grand Ole	Opry comedian in the 1950s, known for his own perfor
the media category award given by the Grand Ole	Opry.
He listening to the Grand Ole	Opry as well as Aldus Roger and Austin Pitre.
earances on the Louisiana Hayride and Grand Ole	Opry.
music programming includes America's Grand Ole	Opry Weekend from Westwood One.
nager she joined a nationwide tour of Grand Ole	Opry performers.
to tour and appears regularly at the Grand Ole	Opry.
She was a popular performer on the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee.
The band played the Grand Ole	Opry, and a few months later, Monroe died.
They are Grand Ole	Opry members and multiple Grammy Award winners.
Grand Ole	Opry Live host Nan Kelley was part of the birthday c
The girls also made their Grand Ole	Opry debut on May 8, 2009.
lty singer and longtime member of the Grand Ole	Opry.
Notable Gladeville natives include Grand Ole	Opry fiddler Sid Harkreader (1898-1988).
September 23 - Roy Drusky, 74, Grand Ole	Opry star and smooth countrypolitan stylist of the 1
He was inducted into the Grand Ole	Opry on January 24, 2008.
Paul Warmack - Founder of the early Grand Ole	Opry string band, the Gully Jumpers
They joined the Grand Ole	Opry in Nashville, Tennessee in 1965 and disbanded i
n became the first artist to join the Grand Ole	Opry before obtaining a recording contract.
The name Grand Ole	Opry came about on December 10, 1927.
Killen was a bass player in the Grand Ole	Opry before he was hired, in 1953, to listen to new
est Virginia's WWVA-AM's rival to the Grand Ole	Opry, WWVA Jamboree, beginning in 1947 before joinin
They have appeared on the Grand Ole	Opry, "Music City Tonight," and "The 700 Club" and n
Whites are regular performers on the Grand Ole	Opry program in Nashville, Tennessee.
Search, and she also performed at the Grand Ole	Opry.
, and received the Honor Award of the Grand Ole	Opry.
Grand Ole	Opry founder George Dewey Hay, honored posthumously
Mona, and in 1975 he returned to the Grand Ole	Opry.
The show was held at the Grand Ole	Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee, and was hosted b
e and was a frequent performer at the Grand Ole	Opry.
It was telecast on GAC's Grand Ole	Opry Live that day with artists such as Parton, Stua
In 1963, they joined the Grand Ole	Opry; in 1967, the trio disbanded as the popularity
Since Ray was a member of the Grand Ole	Opry, Van too, became a part of that great country s
The show was held at the Grand Ole	Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee, and was hosted b
untry music pioneers and stars of the Grand Ole	Opry in the 1930s.
s inducted into the membership of the Grand Ole	Opry.
nie Pearl, comedienne and star of the Grand Ole	Opry and television's Hee Haw (d.
ll of Fame and a former member of the Grand Ole	Opry.
ionally, including appearances on the Grand Ole	Opry.
Martin was a member of Grand Ole	Opry and had his own show, The Benny Martin Show.
ere Goes My Everything") and longtime Grand Ole	Opry star.
uest on A Prairie Home Companion, the Grand Ol'	Opry, the Women in Jazz series at Jazz at Lincoln Ce
albums in bonus comedy tracks along with other	Opry mainstays such as George Jones and Bill Anderso
rformed with Patti Douglas and Lee Mace's Ozark	Opry.
When the	Opry began having square dancers on the show, the Fr
The group remained a fixture on the	Opry until 1995, when Vic died in a car crash at age
They made their initial appearance on the	Opry in 1926 and the following year joined Uncle Dav
Cooper died in 1977 but Wilma Lee stayed on the	Opry as a solo star and on occasion recorded an albu
While the	Opry, the Jubilee and the Hayride all showcased esta
cruises feature the country music for which the	Opry is known, though variety musicals and gospel mu
he Round-Up Gang" before returning again to the	Opry.
fame receded, he continued as a regular at the	Opry, appearing less than two weeks before his death
ade their last major appearance as a duo on the	Opry in 1974, although Kirk continued to appear regu
ecord and continues to be his theme song at the	Opry.
made at least two short performance films: The	Opry House (1929) and Nine O'Clock Folks (1931), whi
infrequent at best, but her appearances on the	Opry continued until just before her death from a st
ber talking about it backstage one night at the	Opry, and we were getting ready to do an awards show
While continuing to appear on the	Opry, Copas recorded several other hits during the l
This property is now the	Opry Mills shopping mall and the Grand Ole Opry.
Live at the	Opry is derived from transcript recordings Patsy Cli
The	Opry features live performances by local, regional,
The	Opry, WSM, and its hotel division are now Gaylord En
a time, Dorothy was an official greeter at the	Opry.
igned with Columbia in September and joined the	Opry in August.
raveled with every artist that performed on The	Opry at various times during the year.
Harkreader eventually returned to the	Opry, however, making guest appearances throughout t
In 1949 the group left the	Opry and toured nationally with Eddy Arnold through
1 she suffered a stroke while performing on the	Opry stage which ended her career, but Cooper defied
Bilbrey's affiliation with the	Opry earned him additional opportunities in the worl
In 1935, Harkreader returned to the	Opry at the head of a string band, "Sid Harkreader a
The Foxes left the	Opry and in late 1948 moved to Texas, where most of
The	Opry House (1929), first released on March 28, 1929,

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